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Nathanael – John 1
April 29th, 2013

Peter, part II – John 21
April 22nd, 2013

Peter, Part I – John 13
April 15th, 2013

Upcoming Events

Seasons of Grief Workshop
May
01

Seasons of Grief Workshop and Monthly Support To provide encouragement,perspective and friendship for the healing journey of grieving persons. Begins Wednesday, May 1st 10 am – 2 pm Monthly Support begins May 6th First Monday from 4:30 pm – 6 pm


10:00 am - 2pm

Wed AM’s Community Play Group
May
15

Play group is for parents and kids 0-5 yrs. It is a great time for kids to play and learn and for parents to connect. We meet Wednesdays 10-noon unless otherwise noted. You can also join us on Facebook link-  FPC Pueblo Playgroup. The contact person is Jill VanderWal feel free


10-12 (noon)

VBS (Vacation Bible School) “National Parks”
Jun
24

VBS (Vacation Bible School) This year we are going to have VBS at First Pres June 24th-28th, 9 am – noon. Friday we will be at the Pueblo Zoo. (childcare will be available for younger kids in the nursery for moms who want to help. For kids ages 3 and


9 am - 12 noon

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Summer Choir
May 19th, 2013

“Summertime… and the livin’ is easy…” welcome to what I hope will be a time of relaxation and a slower pace – summer! Our Chancel Choir certainly has an easier schedule during the summer. The choir will sing on the first Sunday of June, July, and August for our celebration

Touchdown Jesus
May 1st, 2013

A big deal is made of the relationship between football and faith. Whether it is Tim Tebow’s praying or Notre Dame’s “Touchdown Jesus,” there seems to be an odd connection between this particular sport and the Christian religion.  Even the language that football players use seems, at times, oddly religious:

Boston Strong
April 22nd, 2013

It has been one week since the devastating events in Boston.  Over the past week we have witnessed the courage of first responders, the commitment of law enforcement and the compassion of a nation.  No one is untouched when such events (quite literally) explode into our consciousness. As I reflect

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